Add QECops - Python Simulator for analyzing noise model sensitivity on logical error rates in QEC repetition codes#115
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QECops is a Python simulator for analyzing noise model sensitivity on logical error rates in QEC repetition codes. The current list lacks a dedicated QEC simulation tool focused on noise model comparison and threshold analysis. QECops fills this gap by simulating four distinct noise models (bitflip, depolarizing, biased, correlated) with pseudo-threshold estimation, bootstrap confidence intervals, and analytical validation against exact binomial predictions. Runs from a simple command line interface with no institutional access required. Results export as PNG, interactive HTML, CSV, and JSON. Fully reproducible with fixed seed. MIT licensed, actively maintained at v2, with a published technical report (DOI via Zenodo).
https://github.com/JitheshMithra/QECops
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19410366
Fits alphabetically under Development Tools between QCL and Qiskit SDK